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Earlier this month, a prominent researcher and security expert in Iraq, who was close to …
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Iran Is Already Raising the Stakes for Biden in the Middle East
Just days into the new year, Iran announced that “a couple of hours ago,” it …
Read More »The Nuclear Deal’s Fate Lies in Politics—in the U.S. and Iran
In the four decades since Iran’s Islamic Revolution, relations between Tehran and Washington have seen …
Read More »Lessons From Tunisia’s Past Crises Can Help Resolve This One
As Tunisia marked the 10th anniversary of the removal of dictator Zine el Abidine Ben …
Read More »Bulgaria’s Fragmented Opposition Hopes to Ride Wave of Discontent
After a turbulent year, April’s elections are bound to bring about a shakeup in the …
Read More »Kosovo’s Courts Struggle to Hold Corrupt Officials to Account
Kosovo has made progress in reducing a backlog of corruption cases, but very few corrupt …
Read More »Serbian Government was ‘Blind’ to Security Unit’s Deadly Threat
In November 2001, the Special Operations Unit, a Serbian State Security special forces unit, staged …
Read More »Cyber-Attacks a Growing Threat to Unprepared Balkan States
Balkans states might be prepared on paper, but in practice they are struggling to confront …
Read More »Kurti’s Kosovo Win Puts Spotlight on Tensions with Albania’s Rama
There’s no love lost between Edi Rama and Albin Kurti. But if Rama wins a …
Read More »SOHR: 280 Russian airstrikes in four days in Syria
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) provided statistics on Russian activity in Syria. According …
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